The phrase "availability planning" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to project management, resource allocation, or scheduling to refer to the process of determining when resources or personnel will be available for tasks or projects.
Example: "The team held a meeting to discuss availability planning for the upcoming project to ensure all members could contribute effectively."
Alternatives: "resource scheduling" or "capacity planning".
Docker 1.12, which includes all of these new features, is now available as a release candidate, with general availability planned for July.
12 24 PM: Rich Brome of Phonescoop: Availability planned in North America?
This is still a limited release, though, with full general availability planned for early 2019.
Teams from both companies already spent the last few months working on the tech behind this new partnership and the plan is to roll it out to a limited number of customers in the first part of next year, with general availability planned for the second half of 2018.
Well, here in the U.S. we still don't have anything more than rumors to go on, but Nokia's Russian, German, and Italian arms have begun to reveal their pricing and availability plans.
You'll want to make a reservation well in advance to ensure availability when planning your trip.
A further, brief, follow-up survey to ascertain the up-to-date status of Guideline availability was planned following the Workshop to enable the current work in progress to be reflected in the final report.
Availability: We plan to publish the corpora, annotation guideline as well as the conditional random field model as a UIMA component.
As shown in Table 4, the main suggestions made towards improving accessibility of family planning services were to ensure availability of family planning providers 167 (33.4 %), carrying out sensitization 15931.8.8 %) and ensuring availability of family planning supplies.
However, we acknowledge the limitations of such studies (two of the projects we reviewed failed and one removed only one of two rodent species present) and provide guidance on how to interpret the results from a bait availability study in planning an eradication.
The main suggestions made towards improving utilisation of family planning services included ensuring sensitization of the community members 333 (66.6 %), ensuring availability of family planning supplies 91(18.2 %), and improving the attitude and skills of providers 33 (6.6 %).
